1. The person being interveiwed is George Dodge. 2. His tiltle was Yankee old job man. 3. He is a man, and he is white. 4. The interveiw is taking place in peru Massachusetts. 5. The date of the interview is January 24 1939. 6. The interviewer is Rosalie Smith.
Part 1(B) What makes this picture a good example of the great depretion is it shows how people were on the streets protesting out agenst no jobs and a bad econimy. It also shows how all rases were jobless and no money. Even whites we jobless not just blacks.
Part 2 (A)
OBSERVE 1. I see a broken down store. 2. I first noticed the store and the old gas pump. 3. there is no people in this but there is a gas pump and a house off to the left. 4. 5. 6. There is no words in this picture. 7. It is baron land, looks like no one goes there too much. REFLECT 1. To show just how big of an impact the reat depresstion had on the civilazation. 2. Nothing is happaning in this image. 3.I think this was made in 1930. 4. I dont think anyone was in the audience in this picture 5. A tool that was used to create this was a camera. 6. I can learn from this image that stores were not doing so well. 7. There is nothing missing from this image. 8 Something that would be differant is that it would be higher quality and in color. 9 I dont think that anything would be the same.
PART 2(B)
OBSERVE 1. I see a street with a car a street light and some girls. I also see a restroom but is says white ladys only. 2. I notice the car first. 3. There are people in the right corner. 4. 5. the physical setting is a street 6. The words that i see is white ladies only. 7. Some other details that i see is buildings, cars, signs, and people.
REFLECT 1. 2. There is not much going on in this image. 3. I think it was made in the 1920s 4. 5. The tools used to make this was a camera. 6. What i can learn feom this image is that black women can not use the same bathroom as white ladys. 7. 8. What would be different about is today is that black ladys would be able to use that bathroom. 9. What would be that same would be the street lights might be there.
PART 3(A)
What these people were like is that they all had jobs to make money and trying to just get by. All had a family that they have to take care of and to support. They represent this time period because all of the jobs back then were hard working jobs and some of them are still hard to this day. like Mr. Garavelli (shown above) was a stone-cutter and people died all the time from the dust which was known as silica. He was smart to never go near it. He was trying to support his family as well. Or take Chris Thorsten for example, he was an iron worker who says "you aint an iron worker unless you get killed...men hurt on all jobs". He was squeezed between a crane and broke his collar bone and 3 of his vertebrae. These people represent the the part of the country being studied because people didn't get paid much and were just truing to get by.
PART 3(B) The person being interviewed is Jim lewis. His is title or position is a turn pike worker and he is a male. The date of the interview is Nov 4, 1938. The interviewer is Helen S. hartley.
1. The person being interveiwed is George Dodge.
2. His tiltle was Yankee old job man.
3. He is a man, and he is white.
4. The interveiw is taking place in peru Massachusetts.
5. The date of the interview is January 24 1939.
6. The interviewer is Rosalie Smith.
Part 1(B)
What makes this picture a good example of the great depretion is it shows how people were on the streets protesting out agenst no jobs and a bad econimy. It also shows how all rases were jobless and no money. Even whites we jobless not just blacks.
Part 2 (A)
OBSERVE
1. I see a broken down store.
2. I first noticed the store and the old gas pump.
3. there is no people in this but there is a gas pump and a house off to the left.
4.
5.
6. There is no words in this picture.
7. It is baron land, looks like no one goes there too much.
REFLECT
1. To show just how big of an impact the reat depresstion had on the civilazation.
2. Nothing is happaning in this image.
3.I think this was made in 1930.
4. I dont think anyone was in the audience in this picture
5. A tool that was used to create this was a camera.
6. I can learn from this image that stores were not doing so well.
7. There is nothing missing from this image.
8 Something that would be differant is that it would be higher quality and in color.
9 I dont think that anything would be the same.
PART 2(B)
OBSERVE
1. I see a street with a car a street light and some girls. I also see a restroom but is says white ladys only.
2. I notice the car first.
3. There are people in the right corner.
4.
5. the physical setting is a street
6. The words that i see is white ladies only.
7. Some other details that i see is buildings, cars, signs, and people.
REFLECT
1.
2. There is not much going on in this image.
3. I think it was made in the 1920s
4.
5. The tools used to make this was a camera.
6. What i can learn feom this image is that black women can not use the same bathroom as white ladys.
7.
8. What would be different about is today is that black ladys would be able to use that bathroom.
9. What would be that same would be the street lights might be there.
PART 3(A)
What these people were like is that they all had jobs to make money and trying to just get by. All had a family that they have to take care of and to support. They represent this time period because all of the jobs back then were hard working jobs and some of them are still hard to this day. like Mr. Garavelli (shown above) was a stone-cutter and people died all the time from the dust which was known as silica. He was smart to never go near it. He was trying to support his family as well. Or take Chris Thorsten for example, he was an iron worker who says "you aint an iron worker unless you get killed...men hurt on all jobs". He was squeezed between a crane and broke his collar bone and 3 of his vertebrae. These people represent the the part of the country being studied because people didn't get paid much and were just truing to get by.
PART 3(B)
The person being interviewed is Jim lewis. His is title or position is a turn pike worker and he is a male. The date of the interview is Nov 4, 1938. The interviewer is Helen S. hartley.
PART 4